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The Lord Chancellor has approved the reappointments of Oliver Hyams and Daniel Warents as barrister members of the Insolvency Rules Committee for 4 years from 31 October 2025.
Consultation underway on payment by housebuilders and changes to how they handle sensitive information to address CMA’s concerns.
The Attorney General Lord Hermer KC has reiterated the UK’s commitment to upholding international legal order at a flagship event with European partners held in London.…
Exeter man tried to hide tons of illegal waste kept on leased land by pushing it into the trees and spreading it across the ground.
The Attorney General delivered a speech 'The Implementation of Strasbourg Court Judgments at National Level – Subsidiarity in Action' at the Summer School in the Law of the Council of Europe.
The Employment Rights Bill will ban employers from using non-disclosure agreements that silence workplace harassment and abuse.
Independent review into the UK Government response to the death of Harry Dunn announced by Foreign Secretary David Lammy
The Charity Commission has opened a statutory inquiry into The Parochial Church Council of The Ecclesiastical Parish of Holy Trinity with St. John, Micklegate and St. Martin Cum Gregory, York
The Bill is set to transform the pensions landscape for years to come and put more money in people’s pockets as part of the Plan for Change
Government announces a new amendment to the Employment Rights Bill which will expand rights to bereavement leave to those who experience pregnancy loss
The Charity Commission has concluded its compliance case into Nottingham Islam Information Point following significant regulatory intervention – including issuing an Official Warning and imposing a 3-year disqualification.
Ramp-up of arrests and visits set to take place across the UK targeting migrants working illegally in the gig economy
This circular sets out the pre-charge bail provisions in England and Wales, and police driver standards in England, Wales and Scotland.
Scotch Whisky becomes the first international product to gain legal protection in Argentina as a Geographical Indication
A Midlands-based waste company and a partner in the business have been prosecuted for failing to comply with a demand for information about materials accepted.
The Charity Commission has concluded its inquiry into Island Health Trust.
Businesses will save time and money on repetitive legal action thanks to new international rules in force across the UK from 1 July 2025.
Vulnerable individuals at risk of eviction and homelessness will find it easier to access legal services, thanks to a historic boost in civil legal aid funding confirmed today (2 July) by Minister Sarah Sackman. …
Uplifts to Guaranteed Service Standard Scheme will result in up to tenfold increase for customer compensation when they've been failed by water companies
Victims of major incidents will be better supported following Cindy Butts’ selection as preferred candidate for the Independent Public Advocate (IPA).
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